Enchodus Skeleton and Skull Casts

The Saber-Toothed Fish of the Cretaceous Seas Add prehistoric bite to your exhibit or classroom with Enchodus, the fierce, fang-toothed fish that swam the ancient seas during the Late Cretaceous. Known for its oversized, saber-like fangs, Enchodus was a fast-swimming predator that played a key role in the marine food chain often found in the stomachs of larger predators like Xiphactinus. Enchodus Skeleton Cast A dynamic full-body cast from original specimens capturing the streamlined shape and striking dentition of this extinct predator Perfect for illustrating marine food webs and evolutionary adaptations Available in smaller sizes, making it ideal for classroom displays, science centers, and museums These casts look fantastic in schools, helping educators bring Earth’s ancient oceans to life Enchodus Skull Cast Showcases the dramatic curved fangs and jaw structure with fine anatomical detail A stunning standalone piece or a perfect addition to any marine-themed exhibi